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My name is Sean Boyett and I am the Operations Director at Credit Alliance Group in Dallas Texas. I have been in the Debt Settlement Industry for 5 years and have seen drastic, but much needed, changes that have taken place in this Industry. Credit Alliance Groupâ€^TMs Hardship Debt Settlement Program is one of the most consumer friendly programs you will find. Please keep in mind that Debt Settlement Programs, more commonly known as Financial Hardship Programs, are designed for consumers that can no longer afford to properly address their unsecured debts. Ideal candidates for Debt Settlement Programs are consumers that have experienced some form of financial downfall due to a decrease in income, death, divorce, medical complication, or any other one of lifeâ€^TMs "misfortunes" that are causing them to miss payments or be late with payments to creditors. Bad things happen to good people. This is where Debt Settlement will benefit the consumer public the most. These programs ARE NOT designed for consumers that CAN make on time monthly payments that are merely mad or upset with the creditors for raising interest rates, increasing their minimum payments, or both! There are other alternatives for these clients and Credit Alliance Group will gladly show you the best program for your needs â€" EVEN IF WE DO NOT OFFER IT. There are both positives and negatives to the Debt Settlement Industry. I would encourage any consumer that is in need of financial assistance to do their homework and obtain all of the facts before enrolling into any type of Debt Management or Debt Reduction Program. After all, itâ€^TMs your financial well being that we are talking about. While enrolled into ANY Debt Settlement Program, your accounts will go delinquent or continue to go delinquent if you are already behind. Plain and Simple: Your creditors WILL NOT negotiate an account that is current. These delinquent or late payments and possible future “charge-offsâ€� will reflect negatively on your credit report and drop your overall credit rating. Again, if you can make your payments... Debt Settlement IS NOT the program for you! Clients that are already behind and cannot make their payments, but want to salvage their credit scores, need to realize a few things: 1. Doing nothing will add to their debt and credit rating woes 2. By missing payments or making partial payments, consumers are doing the same negative damage to their credit report that a Debt Settlement Program would 3. The only way to ever begin rebuilding your already damaged credit is to deal with the debt that is causing your credit to drop Call Credit Alliance Group today and see what options are available to help you get your Financial Life BACK ON TRACK!

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